Noise or hiss heard at output | Noisy source device | Disconnect the devices that are |
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| connected to your speaker one |
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| at a time. If the noise goes away, |
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| the problem is with the source or |
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| the connecting cable. |
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Hum or Buzz that increases or | Improper A/C ground or faulty | Disconnect or mute channels one |
decreases when the mixer level | equipment connected to mixer | at a time to isolate the problem. |
controls are moved. | input | Refer to the owner’s manual of |
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| the faulty equipment for |
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| troubleshooting help. |
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| Faulty cable between source | Substitute a |
| equipment and mixer | for the suspected faulty cable. |
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Hum or Buzz | Improper A/C grounding, ground | • “Telescope” the audio |
| loops | ground by using an XLR/F to |
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| XLR/M adapter on one end. |
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| • |
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| from AC power and lighting |
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| cables. |
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| Excessively long unbalanced | • Use the balanced outputs (if |
| cable run | available) of your mixer or |
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| source equipment to drive |
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| your EON speakers. |
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| • Use a “DI” (direct injection) |
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| box to convert your |
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| unbalanced equipment output |
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| to a balanced output. |
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| Improper system gain structure | Reduce the INPUT 1, 2 and 3 |
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| controls and increase the output |
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| level of your source devices. |
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The inputs from INPUT 2 and | MIX/LOOP SWITCH set | Set the MIX/LOOP SWITCH to |
INPUT 3 aren’t coming out of | improperly | the MIX OUT position |
the OUT connector |
| (depressed). See the CAUTION |
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| in the “Switches” section of this |
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| manual. |
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The speaker connected to the | MIX/LOOP SWITCH set | Disengage the MIX OUT switch. |
OUT connector goes up in | improperly | See the CAUTION in thedown in |
volume when I adjust the INPUT |
| “Switches” section of this |
1 control on the first speaker. |
| manual. |
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Speakers feed back and howl | Microphones are pointed into the | Move the speakers so they do |
when the microphone volume is | speakers | not point the microphone’s |
turned up |
| pickup pattern. |
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| Equalizer settings are incorrect | Locate the feedback frequency |
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| and reduce it using the mixer EQ |
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| or an external equalizer. |
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| Excessive gain | Reduce the gain at the mixer and |
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| move the microphone closer to |
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| the sound source. |
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